Membership Meeting – Wednesday, Oct. 20 6:30 PM Boston Teachers Union
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September 2, 2021 We are United Steelworkers Local 8751, the Boston school bus drivers’ union, the...
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USW Local 8751 in the News: Powerful U.S. Union Condemns Cape Verde Over Continued Illegal Detention of Alex Saab and Demands Immediate Release
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Resolution: Cabo Verde – Immediately Release Venezuelan Diplomat Alex Saab.
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USW Local 8751 Membership Meeting
WednesdayMay 26, 20216:30 PMBoston Teachers Union180 Mt. Vernon St., Dorchester Partial Agenda:...
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Martin: In memory and in life
Mumia on King and war. From the 2013 archives
"... “the most dangerous Negro in America.”
How was he so?
You, of all people, the congregation at The Riverside Church should know best, for it was here at Riverside’s historic pulpit that Dr. King spoke the words that, in FBI parlance made him a “marked” man. Here he called his nation, the United States of America, “the greatest purveyor of violence on earth,” and he condemned “militarism, racism, and materialism.”
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Dr. King struggled against the three evils of poverty, racism and militarism. He was assassinated while supporting striking sanitation workers in their fight to form a union. We will honor his birthday by organizing around these deeply interconnected issues, in solidarity. Happy birthday, Dr. King!
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“I had to speak out if I was to erase my name from the bombs which fall over South and North Vietnam. The time had come, indeed it was past due, when I had to disavow and disassociate myself from those who, in the name of peace, burn, maim and kill.”
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Boston University Historic union win for grad workers
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Boston — Over 3,000 new members of the Boston University Graduate Workers Union (BUGWU), Service Employees (SEIU) Local 509, celebrated a 98.1% NLRB election victory Dec. 7, which was months in the ...On the one-year anniversary of the first Starbucks workers’s union victory/A New Year’s resolution for the labor movement
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The following Dec. 9 statement was issued by Workers Assembly Against Racism, based in New York City, as solidarity actions were called for this day across the U.S. One year ago today, workers at a St...
On the one-year anniversary of the first Starbucks workers’s union victory/A New Year’s resolution for the labor movement
> What does real support look like? The next time Starbucks workers anywhere go on strike, not just hundreds but thousands of workers must be mobilized to join the picket line and not just for a few hours but every day. Labor leaders must stop relying on the Democratic Party and a president who just denied railroad workers the right to strike for paid sick leave.
>When Amazon workers walk off the job, other union workers should show their solidarity by doing the same thing; 2023 has got to be the year that a real workers’ movement that can shut down cities and disrupt the status quo comes into being.
>Let’s make doing whatever is necessary to accomplish this our most important New Year’s resolution.
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The following Dec. 9 statement was issued by Workers Assembly Against Racism, based in New York City, as solidarity actions were called for this day across the U.S. One year ago today, workers at a St...